[Bulldogger]

I have an 85 Goldwing Limited Edition 1200, and at slow speeds (below 30) I sometimes get a wobble on the frontend if I do not have both hands on the handlebars, the second I just simply put my hand back on the handlebar it quits with out having to put much pressure either. Doesn't happen at higher speeds though. What could be causing this?

 

[Two Wheel Wing]

Could be front fork fluid being low, worn springs, tires cupped, tires out of balance, steering head worn out. (lots of things) Do you have a superbrace on the bike?? How long have you had the bike and how long has this been occuring??

 

[Bulldogger]

I just got the bike a couple of months ago/ I noticed it shortly after I got it, and doesn't do it all the time. Seems to happen more when the bike is cold and not warmed up too.

 

[Chopin]

Welcome to the " wobble ". Some of us GL1800 riders have talked about this also.

 

[stevemaloy]

Any time I have wobble, like now, it has been tires. Mine has wobbled since the tires have had about 5000 miles on it. Now I have 7500 and the wobble is a little worse. The tires still look good, and the wobble is not enough to get new tires yet.

 

[budoka]

Check your tyres for cupping. If you have the stock fork brace, check the mounting bolts for tightness and the holes for wear. My 84 was really worn out when I changed to the Superbrace. If all is ok then start looking at balance and steering head bearings as mentioned above. Good luck.